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Is the garage finished and/or have a ceiling? I went through this exercise a few months ago, and without a ceiling it was of little good except to keep my...
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Jan 1, 2003
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What Sam doesn't say is that when you type "wood stove plans" into a search engine, you get his site on the list first, which is a back-handed way to market...
John Gulland
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Jan 2, 2003
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I have a boxwood stove in my shop that works good. I saw some on sale at the local tractor supply for $130. they also have a higher end model that is larger...
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Jan 4, 2003
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I have to buy my firewood, thanks to declining musculature, connective tissue and energy. Most of what I get is red oak, a bit is obviously cherry or apple. ...
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My mother-in-law was saying the other day that they always used to put potato peelings in the (wood) stove, to reduce creosote and stuff. It sounds far-fetched...
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... (Chimney ... but ... Can't do it here. Here, all the potato peelings get eaten. Bob Raikes...
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Jan 5, 2003
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After reading the "woodheat.org" web site cover to cover I now know why my past attempt of heating with wood failed. Stove in the basement, 4 90 degree turns...
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In a message dated 1/4/2003 10:15:13 AM US Eastern Standard Time, ... Bob, I learned by experience. I recognized the leaves and learned the wood from that...
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Re: The Chimney Sweep Log The following is an excerpt from a review of a report of lab testing of the CSL that I recently did for a media outlet. ...
John Gulland
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Jan 5, 2003
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... Thanks, the above was my main concern, I just wasn't sure how they worked. I run a wood furnace (basement type, not outdoor), therefore there are a couple...
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... of ... I lived in a house a few years ago with a Vermont Castings 'downdraft', you could load from the top or front, set up in the way you describe. If you...
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Jan 5, 2003
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I like to know is there any one how to get plans for how to build a log spliter...
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Jan 5, 2003
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... Yes, I agree with silloh2003. In fact, a straight up installation is the only configuration in which I would feel comfortable recommending a top loader. ...
John Gulland
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Jan 5, 2003
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I have an evidently older fisher stove with the trees and "fisher" logo on the front. I'm wondering if they ever offered glass doors for that model or if the...
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Jan 6, 2003
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these guys have some: http://www.cadplans.com/other.htm i have also seen them on ebay. good luck. jonny...
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Johnny Perloff Thanks for posting the site for the log splitters. They have some other nifty things there too. Mitch ... From: "Jonny Perloff...
Mitch Lewis
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Jan 6, 2003
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Here is another site to check out for plans. Hope it helps. http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/agdex/700/788-1.html Jack Wesley, Maine ... From:...
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Jan 6, 2003
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these plans are even better - they are free!! good luck! i have read good things about cadplans but they do seem expensive. jonny ... build a ... ...
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Hi, I've been called to folks' homes several times to unclog flues that were just treated with "the Log", then smoked up the place. The logs contain a catalyst...
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hi there i am new to the group just though id ask if anyone knows of a link to online plans to build an outdoor burner thanx eager beavers rule...
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just joined. I'm going to be building (well, having it built) a small house in the TN mountains this year. I will have wood heat, perhaps not as the primary...
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... small ... concrete ... Hi, I don't have much to offer in the form of advice but I hope you get some replys as I am wondering the same thing. We plan to...
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... In reading the October issue of the Journal of Light Construction (an elite builder magazine) http://www.jlconline.com/ ] I was interested to find a...
John Gulland
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... I didn't realize forced ventilation was necessary. I always thought that a well designed system of passive vents and return vents would get the job done....
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You can put the radiant heat tube under the sub floor, aluminum "fins" are made that fasten to the underside of the floor, enclosing the tubing to spread out...
Bob Reite
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Jan 8, 2003
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Just my $0.02... If you are building new, and want to heat with wood, and have radiant floor heating etc., if it were me I would install something like: ...
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Jan 8, 2003
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Let me preface my coments with this. I am not a HVAC or involved at all with the heating trades, or selling anything or trying to get my ego stroaked by ...
Mitch Lewis
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Jan 8, 2003
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A ventilation system forces the exchange of stale, moisture-laden indoor air for fresh outdoor air. If you want a house that is draft-free, it needs to be...
John Gulland
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Jan 8, 2003
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What percentage of the heat input to the floor goes into the ground, assuming a slab foundation? Bill Meszko Fort Worth ... From: Mitch Lewis...
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Jan 8, 2003
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All, We have a Federal Airtight Cat stove, about 15 years old. It works fairly well, esp with a new cat. One thing the wife complains about is dust (even when...
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